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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-12-09
TRUSTEES SALE.

BY virtue Of authority vested IN me rs sub
stItute trustee, TO william Holland name aud
appointed In a certain deed Of trust. executed
9th day of November, 1875, by HOTatlO VI.
Smith. Joined by his wife Jeunie Smith for
better securing the payment at a prOmiss0ry
note Of eight hundred dollars therein fully d.
s'rbCd. but which said prOmssury note will
now be- fully -utIrtiCd upon the payment oil
four hundr' and suyCuty-eight dollars and
seventy cents which said last amount b. came
due on the Bird day Of December lNsI, to the
Inter. HtiOuHl BuiiuiuE and Loan assoc alton,
{ viii offer foe sale, between the legal hours
thereof a. public auction To the hiRnCst bidder
on the Eth day OF December, 1887, ut the
courthouse door IN san Antonio, certain
truCt or pIrCC of land known and described as
follows: Being situated in the star" Of Texas
iU III" county Of BDNar aud within the cor
Upru'C limits OF the city of san Antonio, being
the mi Idle, .OnU-third of lots l. aud .,
block No. I, according 10 K suhilNls on OF
OriyiUal lot 10. J, RAJ gD >. district ,, made by
j. W. Garrett -uu, surveyor, BcEdr county
records, Vol. No. ii, PAGE ~ and known on
the city map Hs Maverick addlti N No I. SAID
fractional lots are more fully described "a
follows, viz: bounded north ~ vuras by the
north thirds OF lois I. > aud 3; cast by Is YaraS
of lot No. 4: south - yaruS by the south third
Of lots ]. . and ,, ana west Is varas to tue
place of beginning. beng the northeast cor
ncr Of THIS rp-nUd, llCd lot, by New BrHuniCIs
rUWd, tOgcth r with, all the rights, members
aud RpnUrtCpanCCs thereto belonging.
This 9Th day OF December 1887.
A J. FRY,
SUBSTITUTE TRUSTREE TO WILLIAM HOLLANE.
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BuckIen,s Arnica Salve.

The SALvE in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt RhCum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chprprd Hands, Chilbla u.s.
Curns and all Skin EruptiOns. positively cures
Piles or no pay required. II Is guarantee d 70
give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded.
Price y cents per box. For sale by
Iglyl A. DRESS.
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DIWPLES, black heads, chapped and oily skin
iiA prevented by CUTICURi INDICATED SOAP
Sneezing Catarrh.

The distressing sneeze, sneeze. sneeze the
acrd, wHtery discharges from the eyes and
nose, the painful inflammation extending to
the throat the swelling of the mucous lining,
causing checking sensations, cough, ringing
noise in the head ard splitting headaches-hOw
familiar these symptoms are to thousands who
suffer periodically from head colds or infu-
CnZa, and who live in ignorance of the fact
that single application of SANFORDS RADI
CAL CURE FOR CATARRH will afford instan-
tanrOu, relief.
But this treatment IN cases Of simple Catarrh
gives but faint idea of what this remedy will
do in the chronic forms, where the breathing
is INSTRUCTED by checking, putrd mucous ac.
cumuIatiOnS, the hearing affected, smell and
taste gone, throat liberated and hacking
cough gradually fastening itself upon the de-
bitatCd system. Then II is that the marvel
lCus curative power of SANFORD's RADICAL
IRE manitCsts itself in TO- - .ouoUt'-' .
crate" ss,ICt cure begins from the n
application. 1t is rapid. radical, permane
economical, safe.
SANFORD's RADICAL CURE consists of {
bottle of the RADICAL CURE, one box
CATARRHAL SOLVENT, and one IMPROVED
En-, all wrapped in one package, W
treatise and directions, and sold by all dr.
gists for 81
POTTER DRUG Il CHEMICAL CO., Boston
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Svrup of Figs

j. natures own true laxative. II is the most
easily taken. and the most effective remedy
known to cleanse the system when bilious CT
cOstivc; to dispel hrada he's, colds. and levers;
to cure h,hitual constipation, Indigestion,
piles, etc. Manufactured only by the CaIitor-
mia Fig Syrup Company. San Francisco Cal
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For editorial review Of Attorney Cen
eral HOgg's position, see first page.
EDITORIAL BREVITIES.

Villas having run behind 800 600 in
the postal department naturally Opposes
all changes or reductions until he
catches up.
POLICE statistics show that Washing
ton Is the most wicked city on this
continent, judged by the number OF
aTreAts to per capita OF her people.
The railroads are hauling empty
COacnes into north Texas. Those passing
through south Hexas seem to be better
filled.
The Canadian cabir ct will be reOrgan-
'Zrd when Sir Charles Topper returns
from Washington with the price OF the
bait, used by Uncle Sam, In his bait can
The dominion ia in a sorry way, tinan-
cially and politically. Heads of drpHrt-
ments are at drawn daggers and finances
are at n low ebb. SIR John Mcdonald
has his hands more than full.
The reports that Csrlisle's pickets had
captured Randall and brought 5EniTtte + 6rems
the free trade esl%9s R r. leads the aniitaril
hosts, and IL is safe to predict that Ran
II dali viii still be found in the OThr
camp. Peace at any price is the presen
h democratic programme. but pieces ar
5, quite likely TO be the result.
- An E"glish paper, speaking of th'
r Swedish Nightingale, recently deceased
Is says: IF ever a. angel leaning over III.
cry-tRl hSltlcmrnts ha"p ned to let
II voice clip Uut Of her pOsspssiOn, il fyl
= upon the "rudh. Of Jenny Lind" Tn,
X sweet singer will now have a chance Il
. RESTORE the voice to the angel which lei
Il 1t slip.
: lT is said that Sadi- CarnOt, president
|. elect Of France, is u man whose republi
canism Is unquestiUncd and whose ner
: sOnalitV is decidedly OF the neutral or
u der. Ii may he that such man can dc
more to trsnquallze that country ard
= unite the republican factions than mar
{ OF stronger personality would Repub
= tiCanism IN France shows decided symp-
toms of being very sick.
: DALLAS pioneers the way OF increased
. Immigration into Texas. when tur
. railways and trade boards and Mer-
, chants exchanges, and Farmers ALL
ances take gr"und In this matter AS they
should, and bring proper Influences to
bear upon the Immigration bureaus
Texas will not want for such immi-
grants "a would make desirable addi-
lions TO her population.
I THIS country has no use for Canadian
. reciprocity, and the politicians who 90
iOOlIug around that vrstibule for free
trHde may UNEXPECTEDLY fiud Themselves
! hOistVd over the threshold and made 20
take n seat squArely on the inside. Uncle
, Sam has no use for Canadian Johns egg
basket just now, and 1t lie sheer folly for
him to swap of mis- farm for little poul-
: try yard across the Niagara.
The deadly car stove must go. The
railroads in the frozen north are expert
menting successfully with steam, and
several of them have abandoned the
stove entirely. There is no reason why
southern lires should not follow suit
Voluntarily If they Will, compuIsorily if
they must.
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FRIDAY. DECEMBER, 9, 1887.
Mr., j, A, ADDIeT,

The agent of the LIGHTS HOLIDAY EDITION,
will take pleasure in calling upon all those de
string TO place their adycr tisemeut in same
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blry, wasting diseases of children. chronic
coughs and uruuCul.s, can be cured hl the
use OF SCctt's Emulsion at Pure cod Live oil
with HNpOphOSph ties Prominent phys lCI,tI +
use 1t ana testify to its great value. Please
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Loss of appetite, Cma cation. s.rUpcssHu--.
etc. Al of these have now lett, aud hc'i'yt
your Emulsion has saved "a CaSr OF welt d vel
Oped cousumptiOn.-r. J. + udlcy, VI. d., Lone
Star. Texas,
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In order to prepnre yourselves send
your orders to The Alamo COrnice Works
and have yOnr stoves put mp; No 81
West Commerce street; telephone 20.
10 11 I'm
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Sold everywhere. Price. Cuticura. Sc; Soap
25C; RrsOlvcnt. -. Prepared by the POTTtR
BKUG AND CHEMICAL 90, Boston, Mass.
G9g Send for how to Cure Skin Diseases"
81 pages 30 Illustrations and lOC testimonials
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RIVERS AS SEWERS.

Cincinnati is wrestling with the ques.
ton Of pure water supply, aud is thus
reminded OF her danger by Professor
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tUuCURA, the great skin cure, and CUTI-
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CUTICUTA r. SOLVENT. the new blood purifier,
internally, are positive cure for every form
of skin sld blood diseases from pImpleS to
sCrOtuiu
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TO CORRESPONDENTS.

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be accompanied by the name of the author,
not necessarily for publication, but as evl.
dence OF g1od faith on the part of the writer
Write only on one side OF the paper. in paIL
hand. Anonymous communications will nOl
be noticed. The LIGHT will not be respOns,
BILE for the statements of its correspondents.
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;AGENTs FOR THE LIGHT.

ENTERED AT PosToFFIOE AT SAN ANTONIO,
TEXAS, AS sECoND-CLAss AATTER.E
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-30
WACO.
Professor Quinn RecOveriDg-Bsck from
the National Farmer AlliSHcs.

Professor Quinn RecoveriDs-Bsck from
the National Farmer Alliances.
special to the Gazette.
WACO, TEX, Aug. 29.-Professor S. L.
Quinn, who was shot By James NJ. Drake
Saturday, continues to improve, and the
physicians say that unless some backset
intel vanes the patient has lair chance
fer recovery. This morning the county
attorney fled G. charge sgsiust Drake of
assault with attempt to murder. The
justice of the peace set next Monday,
September 3, for examining trial, and
fixed Brakes bond at 50, 0OO Drake's
attorneys say he can and will make this
bond.
Governor L. S. Ross, Major Goree, rep
resenting the Rusk penitentisry, and Cap,
tain Ben McCulloCh, in charge CT the
Huntsville penitentiary, left to-day to in
spect the site Of the proposed reformatory
prison. The Governor said he thought
the selection Of site will be approved and
the party will probs5ly return Tomorrow
Z. B. Warren, Secretary OF the National
Farmers Alliance, got home to-day from
Atlanta, Gs where he attended the ses
sion of the National Alliance end the iInter-
State Farmers Association. He came
back by way Of Jackson, Miss, where ne
organized sn alliance for that state. He
reports the alliance movement booming
throughout the South.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-30
An accommodating Road,

Several days ago stranger made his
appearance ct the Uaiou depot snd asked
Officer Button how long before the Grand
River Valley train would go out.
ain about twenty minutes" was the
reply.
Then I'll have time to get drink.
won't I?'
"You will"
"That's good. I always prefer TO
travel on stiff horn of whisky"
He returned in i've minutes, wiping
his mouth on the back Of his hand and
asked:
"Hss my train gone yet?"
"NO, sir; you still have fourteen min
utes to spare"
"That's COED, and guess FL 60 back
for little brandy"
When he again returned he felt in
good spirits, and ascertaining that be
still had six minutes to spare, he said;
"Now that's what l cail liberal, ana I'll
lay in one more drink
The last one proved one more than he
could bear up under, and he was not seen
again for three hours. Then ne came
round with 8 wa5ble in his gait and an
uncertain look IL his eyes ana ASKED
"Shay, what does that Gran River Val.
ley train go out?"
"Iu about four hours"
"Fo' hours? Why, that'H give me time
to git drunk agin; mos 'commoda9in
railroad l ever SEW, emp"
| eyes"
"Shay, dosn' want to be mean. Cor
tell 'er superintendent he needn't Wal
fur me any longer, cause 'tmay dela,
others. He's 8 zhentlemap, he Is, an In
4 zaeItleman, l am, but when zhentle
man holds train for me mos half day
I can't impose upon him any longer
Shay, do you ever cry when you &c
zhrunk? do, and if you've no ieck
shuns I'll cry now"
No objections being made, he cried
| [MiddlCDurg IN. Y journal.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-30

not difficult FOR the locators TO choose the
most feasible route, being open and plsin
and advantages and the contrary
easily dlscernible, the line now be-
ing run will probably be perma-
cent. The party going east is driving
the stakes down the Swectwater valley,
that location having favor over the di-
vide on either side as not being cut by
heavy "draws," and as furnishing water
IN abundance Ct any given point. As an
estimate Of the speed expected to be
made over the entire distance between
Mobaetie and Fort Reno, we are informed
that the average will perhaps spproXi-
mate five miles per day-whiCh, with
the eighty miles to be made by each party,
will put the line through in about twenty
days.
f. ". Bond, residen- engineer of the
! Frisco, is expected here daily. and in
| the meantime the Office furniture and
various appliances are being uupacked
ald arranged in shape by Mr.. Ell Vail.
| The M0beetie Office is headquarters for
the entire line from Sepulpa to Carson
county, each OF the four corps in the
field sending its report here at the
end Of each week. These reports be-
sides the progress made will $50
be Typographical, and will furnish data
from which approximate estimates are to
oe made OF construction cost, and the
whole forwarded to the company's head
quarters.
Everything points TO the fact that OK
tra0rdnsry eXertions are being made to
put this line through, and TO the other
very pleasant fact that we now have tie
| assurance of Mcheetie's being on
the line. And these things mean
that the road will be here in g few months,
snd that lfopeetie will continue to hold
the rank for many years undisputed as
being the bsst town IN the Panhandle.
we have natural advantages necessary TO
the building of q city not possessed by
any proposed or probable site south Of
the Cansdian river, and surrounding it ca
all sides the country necessary to the
?roposition.- Mo5eetie Panhandle.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-30
CRAXED WITH PAIN.
George n. Du.ton. E. Contractor of Waco,
Takes His OWE Itfe.

Special TO the Gazette.
WACO, Tx, Aug. 2g-The announce
ment made this morning that Mr.. George
II. Dutton hsd committed suicide St his
home, corner CT B-rlsrd and Six
teenta streets, cast { gloom over his
friends who gre numerous throughout
TIE city. That NJ. Duttou was crazed
with psiu when ne committed tie rash
&C., there can be no doubt. The partic-
ulars of how he committed suicide aud
what caused hin 70 80 it, are
about as follows: For several years
Mr.. Dutton has been su2iec. % rheUms-
tism, which has caused MIN to suffer-
greatly, and al times he wss almost
delirjous with pain. A Short time $50 z
large csr6uncle appeared Oh MS buck,
and on Friday last his physicians cut il
cut. On Saturday the patient was
almost crazy. On Sunday &c wss Still
very sick, but in the stteIuooon
he was quiet and 1t vas thought
he WAS much better. His family
hoped thst he would soon De entirely
well. 1t was not thought necessary
20 have sry one to look after him. He
went to bed Sunday night and rested
easy until after ~ O'Clock, when he got
| UU dbu lOtu MIS-. DuLtOu uG OGuleU "
walk out Sac Insisted on going with
him, but he said he felt well enough to
take care of himself, and started ou.
alone. He picked up { pistol which he
kept on table in his room; and walking
outside he put the muZzie in his mouth
and pulled the trigger. The bali passed
through the brain, came ont just behind
! the left ear, and death YVES IN
Simultaneous. The family physician
was sent for, end he stated tist the de-
ceased was crazed from the effect OF his
com plant, which elso caused Gespon l.
ency. Coroner Sleeper held 81 Inquest
this morling and returned = erdic. in
accordance WIKI the facts giyen abose
The funeral services were conducted this
afternoon ct 4 O'Clock, by the Ola Eel
lows OF which order the deceased was
member. Tee body was inferred g. Odd
Fellows cemetery On South First street.
The deceased vas about forty Gve
years Old. He leaves q father aod
mother, Mr. aHd Mrs. George &. Dalton,
9 wife and three sons, brother and O
sister ard o number OF relatives TO NOUN
his loss. He vas & quiet, upright man.
and was thoroughly liked by every one
who knew hin. He came TO Waco with
his fathers family when he was Young,
and grew up with the city. lie was L
carpenter and contractor, and ct jhe time
of his desth was Just completing i beau
tiful residence 81 the corner Of Barnard
end Sixteenth streets.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-30
Only q Trihs.


Railroad Ticket Office. Enter NJ. j.
Smart Aleck.
is. A.-"wnst time does the first
train go east?"
Agent-"To what pacte you going,
sir?"
is. Al ask you what time the
first train went esst, and expect you to
answer me; that's what your paid for, if
l understand my business"
Agent-"Beg pardon, sir; first train east
leaves st 10 p. m"
j. S. A.-"All right; next time ask you
for information don't undertake to ask
me where l am going; that's my business.
Exit j. S. A.
Time passes-sav three days.
Scene lI.-ACt II.
J. S. A. enters same Office.
J. S. A.-Foaming-hit counter with
fst-stsrtles ageIt-lat.er calm and CON-
posed-knows exactly what's coming
-"See here, why didn't you tell ME that
$40 train didn't etop ct Aleckvil!e? This
is nice state of affairs, when a man
can't get correct information. l shslI re-
port this matter to the manager. l had
to pay my fare twice, land was carried
phcb IL slGliOlj ohtl AaN Z IOSl
time in addition"
Agent-"I en- very sorry. sir, but l
feared just what has happened to you. l
attempted to ascertain from you to what
point you were going, perhaps you have
not forgotten your answer to my III
quiry."
Exit J. s. A.
Moral-Civility costs nothing. a
gentleman is always civil. "BRAKEs."
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-30
Ell PAH0.
An EnGlishman Extraditch. - Smelling va
Works IN Ont rattln. -

Works IN Operation.
spe cial to the Gszejte.
Ell PAso, Ten, aug. 29.-ThomG5 40
dingtOp, az EugIjshu&n VINO hiss Re n re-
siding here 8 few months was arrested as
he was about to take leave CT this city and
HE him 20 ChihUshua. He had stolen g
couple Of fac horses in The city and
crossed the river TO Paso Del NOrte where
he tried to dispose OF the ANIMALS. He
refused TO come over the river on the
ground that he was British subject, but
Judge Falvey, the eXtraditiCn a9ent,
issued the necessary pspeIs and the city
marshal crossed the river and brouga,
Addingtcn 10 this side and lodged him II
jsil.
The Town Smelling Company, W aich
has been building mere for several months,
was flashed end began operations to-
day There sre four sixty-tOn furnaces,
which will be put 10 work, and the COM
pany has 1850 tons Of silver aud lead ore
on the ground, which WAC brought from
Mexico, New Mexico and Ariz ma. This
ore formerly passed through here to
Kansas City and other points. The COM
psuy employs several hundred men, and
will be q, at factor in ore development
Bernardo Weyl, & cigar manufacturer,
was closed up to-day by BerrUt SChusleI
on cleim Of $500.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-30

goes to his Office in th4 morning with
trepidation. The rate is still $50 and
when it is reduced THE GAZETTE will
| notify the public of the fact. No ore
csn visit California and return for S15;no,
not this year.
The Railway Age contains the follow
ing information IN regard to the Houston
and Texas Central Railroad: ga Boston
paper says that the original scheme for
The REIMBURSEMENT OF the debt of the
Houston ana Texas Central R,ilrood
Company having failed in consequence of
Mrs. Green's opposition,it is now propos-
ed TO foreciose all the mortgages upon ire
compsny's property snd sell it to the new
company to be organized by the old
stockholders and the unsecured creditors,
who Will offer to the old bondholders new
BONDS Of the same description es contem-
plated in the former scheme. Mrs. Green
will then have to take substantially what
she refuses to take now or else buy the
whole property st @ price sufficient to pay
all the debts upon 1t, secured end unse-
cured.
Montague, the capital of the county Of
the same name, has not as yet railroad,
but from the efforts being made
by her own citizens and the
decision Of the Chicago, Rock
Island and Pacific people there can be
hardly a question that before many
months she will have this road. The
Rock Island has determined to come to
Texas, and build two lines in this slete.
One will go through Cisco and the other
will come to Fort Worth, and
il is this latter road that
Montague, Bowie and Burlington
are working for. Some ten miles OF road
bed, fer some railroad, has been graded
from Montague, and the towns mentioned,
with the people OF the county, are willing
to offer this and other Inducements as &
bonus for the road 20 come that way. l;
is said that at Burlington the best cross
ing on Red river is to be found, and that
the grade through Montague to Bowie
will be light. The chances sre extremely
good at present for Montague to get tht
Rock Island.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-30
Decatur Courts.

Special to the Gazette.
DECATUR, TEX Aug. 29.-The jury in
the case of the State ys. julia Lancaster
charged with the murder Of Robert Fur.
geson, returned verdict Of "not guilty.
this morning st II O'Clock. Mrs. Ian
caster WAS warmly congratulated by heI
friends, and was vlsibly affected by the
hsppy termination.
The case against John Clues for the
killing Of young Lum Trsmmell rear Al.
word was called this morning. The state
announced ready. The defense, eiteI
some preliminaries, announced not ready,
and asked time to prepare motion.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-30
A Partial Oonression.

CHICAGO, ILL Aug. PEP. D. Armour,
when asked if it were true that the
dressed beef men and the railroads were
scooping in all the. profits in the trade,
leaving the cattlemen, retail butchers and
poor consumers out in the cold, said
There is absolutely nothing to all this
outcry. No business in the world that l
have had anything to do with, and hsve
had something to do with good many,
is run so closely as this dressed-beef
business. 1t is like weighing gold dust.
think the railroads get G better price
out Of it than anybody else, or than they
dc out Of eny other business in the world
There is something in that part of it,"